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from the Chicago N0vs October IL.
In the month Of september l32 persons we're re-
ported missing and, up 10 last night, the tally for
this month was %. The list includes children OF
tender years, boys old enough TO run away from
home and ambitious 70 become cowboys and Indian
fighters; hayward girls, impatient of home re-
straint; men and women in the prime OF life and in
their dOtage IL Is impossible 70 tell how many Of
usually report TO the police anything but bad
news. II a missing person does not turn up
promptly his relatives visit the police stations
cutting the search, but when he is found his friends
are too oyerjoyed TO think OF letting the police
know OF II. II Is estimated BY an Oficer OF large
up all right The list ID not confined TO residents
OF the city, bul includes many VISITORS whose sud-
den disappearance caused their friends anxiety
In some cases the missing persons Carried con
siderible money, furnishing grounds for sus-
picion OF foul play, but In the great majority OF
them.
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Buffalo Dispatch to the New York Times.
1t Is expected that before long practical test Of
one Of the numerous harnesses for the control OF
Niagara's power, brought into existence under the
stimulus Of 100000 prize, will receive practi-
cal test which will demonstrate Its use or prove IL
failure, and give something further on which to
base arguments that Niagara contains no great
shakes OF available power. An endless chain, with
feathering buckets, was the invention of Bun 10
man. The rights for Erie and Niagara Counties he
sold for $65. 900 BE says that be has contract
capital Is 10 be formed II the coming test proves
successful Geo. w. Smith has obtained backing
1000 horsepower machine will cost, and to-day he
received the necessary permission from the Se're-
tary OF War TO place the machinery in the river.
Is expected that the machine VIII be tested this
fall
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TIE RUNAwAYs LAST HEARD or ON UNITED STATES
so1, AND GETTING FARfHHR rR0H TIE BOUNDARY.
An Ottawa, Ont, special TO the Cincinnati
Enquirer says, In reference to the el0pement Of q
ten-months' bride and late cashier in the Mon
treal Bank, heretofore mentioned In TIE STAR:
About year ago o nephew OF Major General Sir
Frederick Middleton was married to q daughter Of
Mr.. Wise, OF the Rideau Canal of1cea Among the
guests at the wedding was q tall, progressing
looking youth, about twenty-five years OF age,
called Frederick Hamilton, cashier In the Bank Of
Montreal In January the young cashier became
insta lied In the hOuee as the dts 0chafes OF the
husband, and apparently soon turned his footing TO
the purpose OF seducing the BRIDE. The nrst coca
sion which public scandal arose from this was at
the bail given In February by the Tache Hill Gllpe
Club, at the Russell House, when quite q scene
occurred. For some months the matter continued
OF common scandal, but the husband appeared reg
ulariy blind and perfectly unsuspectlng.
Recently the intrtguer proposed 10 Middleton
that he should Join him In stock and share brok-
ing concern, and the deeds OF partnership were
drawn up and the frm about TO commence opera
tions. Meantime Information was given Middle
ton which opened his eyes. Hamilton was obliged
to resign his bank position, and was forbidden the
Intimacy with Mrs Middleton. Hamilton sued
Middleton for breach of contract, and received
from him note for $4,000 having ca3hed which
he and Mrs Middleton skipped out on Saturday,
and were last heard Of at St. Albans on their way
to the boundary. Hamilton stands about 8 feet,
broad, well made, dark, clean-shav0d and good
looking. Mrs Middleton Is short, thin, and rather
pretty, but slightly thin-faced for beauty. and
has determined look, significant OF her character.
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VleV6I1uU I6Huef.
b. A. Bartlett, OF Randolph, N. Y, has recently
given marvellous exhibition OF his powers as a
marksman with rifle. At distance OF 25 feet
he hit common white beans, holding his rife in
various positions while firing. He split in two
postal card that was set up edgewise. Using q
22caliber ball, he shot through 32-caliber pistol
BARREL the bullet splitting on knife blade at the
further end OF the revolver barrel, and each half
OF the bullet breaking an egg. He tgnited parlor
match held by q person at the target stand,
shooting bean from the nose OF Jason Huhtley,
VINO had Sufficient confidence In Bartletts skill to
permit the attemut
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A Mysterious Witness.
SUSPICION THAT An INDIANA MCRDERRK WAS SAVE
.PROFkSSlOSAIH WIrNRsS

SUSPICION THAT INDIANA MCRDKRRK WAS SAVED
BIT .PKorKssIoSAL" WITNESS
CHICAGO. October 2o.-A special from Logansport,
Ind. 70 the Inter- Ocean says During the trial OF
JOs Wise In this city, some ten days ago. for MUIR
der, monster surprise created In the ranks OF
the prosecution by the strangely mysterious testi-
mOny OF Benjamin Morton, Of Huntington, W. Va.
his afternoon one OF the attorneys for the prose
cution received letter from a leading attorney OF
Cincinnati concerning the standing or Morton.
The a torney states that he read or MoFton's re-
Ilarkable te umony given In the Wise case In a
Cincinnati paper, and that shortly afterward he
Received an oner from the sSme Benjamin Nor.
ton TO give valuable testimony In an importan,
trial at Cincinnati. The testimony OF Morton In
the Wise case was unquestiOnably the means OF
reducing Nt>e's punishment 10 tn lowest SEN
teLce, that Of two years In the penitentlary,
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VI\HOMAS BOWLING, AuctonesR.
TWILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE, 1887,
Commencing A ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. n, on the
premises known a. Petworth. ON 7th-st. and Rock
Creek Church Roads the old Toll Gate the follow
Ing described property,
THIRTY-sIx SELECTED DAIRY cows,
Fresh in . few days;
One STUD COLT. by Mardsr's Chief, Is mos old;
One HORSE COLT, Is months old:
One MARE COLT, months old,
One BROOD MARE. IN toai;
One WORK HORSE, by Marder's Chief;
Brood Sow Fat Hogs, Farm Wagons Zone nearly
newl Buckeye Mower. 1 Eight Horse Power Porta-
36-inch Burr-Stons drist Mill New Ross Ia "A IN.
silage Gutter, Circular Saw 26-inch new Piece Of
4-piy Rubber Betting, 100 feet long.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Large Quantity Of Corn Fodder IL 900 Feet Of Lum.
Der, &c.
Terms OF Sale: All sums Of and under 400. cash:
over that amount credit Of three and six months,
with notes satisfactorily indorsed.
ol0-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
TlHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN IHE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE

PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
TENTH AND u STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded among the -
land records of the District Of Columbia in iiber7f7
Ky, folio 5ss, ct sea,1 will offer for sale, 81
THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.
1887, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot let
tered r. in George W. Riggs duly recorded
tngton, ID. q.
This lot has front Of 25 feet on @ street north
and l2l feet on 18th street west and !. improved
brick residence. with large back building
and brick stable rear of lot
Terms Of sale; One-third Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance in two equal tnstaments re-
pectvey one and two years ritter the date Of SALE with
nuslly to be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed Of trust on the property all cash At the
All conv?yancing and recording at purchasers cost
deposit of $3.50 will bs required at the time Of
sale. II the terms OF sale not complied with in
twenty days after day of SALE the property will be re-
sold at the risk and cost Of the defaulrnE party.
REGINALD FENDAfL.
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NO doubt enc Better BOat Won
From London Truth.
80 much has been said, both In the American and
English papers, about the International yacht race
that the subject has be n pretty well threshed out
There can b. no doubt that the better vessel OF the
two won, and that the center-board Is q great ad-
vantage. am glad to see, however, that, regard
less OF the sinister rumors that were circulated
after the rst race a. TO foul play and all such nom
sense, they have not been "fathered" by those
most interested In the Thistle. Let US at least
show that, II are not able to build as fast yachts
as the Americans, we are able TO recognize In
feror1ty In this respect with good grace and with
no carping spirit After all, Americans are only
Western Hemisphere Englishmen.
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Sh0emakeru ON Strike.
FIVE THOUSAND QUIT wORK-TH.R RNPLOY1Rs PAY
AND Df6OH AR6I THEN.

BY order Of Shoemakers' District Assembly No.
70, Knights Of Labor, 5000 hands engaged in the
manu- acture OF shoes In Philadelphia quit work
yesterday and twenty-f0ur factories paid on their
hands and closed their doora The order to quit
work was oficially read out In the different shops
yesterday morning. The manufacturers immedi-
ately ordered their hands TO pack up their tools
call at the ONCE to get their pay, and leave the
looked upon by the manufacturers as a strike, but
a discharge. The executive committee OF the
ing. After the meeting 1t was stated that no sc-
ton had been taken toward settlement OF the
differences; that they had given their ultimatum
on Monday, and that any proposition looking
toward q resumption OF work must come from the
men themselves the men are hopeful that every
thing will be settled BY the organization OF the
joint BOARD OF arbitration within a few days and
that they will be ordered TO return to work and
let the new board settle the differences between
the benchmen and their employers.
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a Mean Trick ON a Ce.fiding Woman.


IOk fEAk> Hk SENkk DkOPPED HIS WINCHESTEB But
Is CAUGHT BY srRATAGEM AT LAST.
Waco, TEX, october 20.-Twelve or fifteen years
ago there was a desperate gang OF horse and cat
tie thieves located IN the junges OF the Tehuacana
sbout 10 miles from Waco, under the lead OF the
celebrated desperado, Bill Posey. The band con-
sisted OF POsey, Bud and Ben Fuller, the Sweats
and others POsey was since killed. sweat served
a nve-years' sentence In the penItentiary and Is
now an honest citizen OF Eastland County; Bud
Fuller l. serving twenty-n years sentence and
yesterday morning Deputy United states Marshal
Waller arrested Ben Fuller near Caddo, In the In
DIAN Territory, and landed him In the Waco Jail.
be has been fugitive from justice for seven years
and has lived with his Winchester constantly In
his hands. Waller only succeeded In arresting
him BY neat strategy, for which he 10 noted He
was the last member OF one OF the most desperate
bands OF lawless freebooters ana ruffians with
which the frontier OF this state has been infested
Ben Is indicted Tor horse and cattle stealing In
several cases.
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An Election Boards Blunder.
MANY THOUSAND VOTERS IN BROOKLYN MAY CONS
QUENTLY BE DISFRANCHISED.

NANf THOUSAND VOTERS IN BROOKLYN NAY CONSE-
QUENTLY BE DISFRANCHISED.
The Brooklyn Board Of Elections were closeted
yesterday with the mayor and corporation coun-
Sci, endeavortng to extricate themselves from q
curious complication. The board violated q specific
law In selecting last Tuesday day OF registra-
ton, and in 30 doing they may or may not have
disfranchised 37,47S would-be voters, or such a
number OF them as fail to register on Tuesday
nexts which, III consequence Of the blunder will
be designated as an addition day OF registration.
President Reney, OF the board OF elections, said
tnlS afternoons "We have made a big blundeY,
and we Will have to settle 1t right away. II was
Just simple carelessness. and that's all it can be
called The corporation counsel will decide what
we may say that next Tuesday will be set apart as
an additional day OF registration. We will notify
the public through the press regarding the legality
that time0 1850
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A Tramp One Hundred and Four Years
Old.

TOWN TO CLEVELAND ON A VISIT.
CLEVELAND, october 20.-A gray-haired man was
taken TO the central police station yesterday. His
withered form was clad In ragged garments and
he supported his aged limbs with crutch At the
station he told remarkable story. He asserts that
he was born In 1888, near Albany, n. Y, which
would make his age one hundred and four years.
Twenty-Five years ago he removed 70 Youngstown,
where he has resided ever since. He says that he
came 10 Cleveland 10 see friends, and that he
walked all the way. "But I amt going 10 travel
any more" he said I'm getting 70 be almost too
Old His name Is Elias Wayman- He possesses
frest s.ishstn, ana Is sery proud OF IL: ne says
Officers took charge OF the centenarfan, and will
see that he Is eturned 70 his friends In Youngs-
town
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New IMPORTED WnApa
sEAroN PERRY.

New IMPORTED WnAra
sEAroN PERRY.
Successor 10 PERRY RnorHrA)
NEW SEAL PLUSH JACQUES. ALL s1zEs AT s2a
EIf Gan ss15 fISsH vIsIrEs AND WRAPS
NEW SAL - sLfESsA sAckEIs FROM GIG TO s2s.
ESPECIAL BARGAINS" IN CLOTH JACKETS,
~E1 EhSH q so5 81 s1N4i LuEs- IN CLOTH NEW
MARKETS AND WRAPS, from e5 TO go.
sHAWTs IN GREAT VARIETY. o'A -.-'>A
NOVELTIES IN HYMALAYA, SCOTCH PLAID AND
TRAVELLING SHAWLS.
30 INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSH. OF NY
"a 2 NCHEs ShbE sEH HsR AZ
new Sf4sK 10 ASP 81 coLoRED AsrRAKHAxs
NEW ATWOOD DIA6oNALs AND BEAVERS,
FOR ENGLISH WAKING JACKETS.
NEW ENGLISH SUlTINGS AND SCOTCH CHEW.
ssPEci1L BARGAIN IN so INCHES WIDE, ALL.
INGS, AT ell PER YARD.
NEW FRENCH BROAQCLOTHs AT e2 AND o2.5O.
NEW ALL-WOOL SCO1H PLAIDS.
bEkss ASSp so rR ~ e
~ ptAiN FIGURES AND CORRECT pRIcEs
sEAToN PERRY,
PxRRY BUlpanA
,...,,.,s.o Psnnsyivsnia svs. cor 9th e
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B0asted Of His Crime.
cHN8s1 TRAPPED INTO COMPRISING THAT H HAD
KILLED WOMAN.

All Gung, . self-entrapped Chinese murderer,
was in the cage at the United states marshal's
ONCE. In Chicago. Saturday afternoon, In transit
nom Rock Island to Utah. U. s. District Attorney
Ewing had been notified that q China murderer
was on his way east, probably via Rock Island
The police were notified Just In time, and laid
hands upon All Gung in the depot. detective
was put In the cell with him, and In an OfY-hand
way D0asted OF several murders, when the China
man, VINO was only under suspicion, said that he
had gone to the house of a white woman. with
whom he consOrted. and asked her for money.
When she refused he picked up heavy miners
candle ana stabbed her seven times with the
prong, 1nf1icting fatal wounds. The crime was
committed In Alta less than q week AGO.
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Police Officers Charged with Com
sptTacy.

PrrrssrRo, October Ca special from Mead
vile, Pa, says: Warrants have been sworn out for
the arrest OF Chief OF Police scheafnocker. Frank
II. Ryder and VIM Layton. charging them with
conspiracy The trouble arose out Of the raid on
the house OF Mrs. clifton, south Water street,
last week, In which ; number OF young men VINO
were found In the house were arrested placed In
The. lookup, and afterward fined. IL 10 now
Claimed that the finding OF the young men In the
house Was The result Of o conspiracy on the part
OF the dele ndants.
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TKUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

STREET N6RTHWEsTTc r. AoAs
By virtue of deed of trust dated March l. 1887 -
and duly recorded in liber No 1245, folio SO, one @
Of the land records for the District OF Columbia NY
We win offer for s1le Ct public aaaon AZ fr9Rt q TIE
fss9, Il FIVE ocH65bk ! II. The soiiovns de-
ssrSd Issl estate and in the city
numbered forty eight t4S). in Thomas j. Kings subd
vision OF certain lots in number four as
corded In ber b. folio IVA of the surveyors Office of
the District Of Columbia sold suect deed Of trust
recorded IN ii6er ll12 folio 100 ct to secure the
sum OF 1880, payable three years from October 2,
1880, interest per cent: payable semi. annually;
Terms OF sale; One-haf (} cash. balance In six (6)
months with interest ct per per annu, secured
~ deed OF trust on the property sold or all cash. at
tTe OF SALE Terms TO be compiled with within ten
days or property win be rssold at rskof defaulting
ooo.ot JAMES 9AME y, MHARRl Trustees
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o10-dO
TNHoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOnesr.
TRTsTE1sC I AALE q TggA15TFIRsT,cIAsspxEIL,,
ffEE99SSqaffAE S IS SCI NTFST E YAH
EysaAYI STSkHEkT, AND kUSNfSNa HACK s4o

&EE00H19E3J00yN- (QR WEST WAHHIN0TQNA
VaHaa ssaaaaF1 81 As Ess ss0E Is S 81
BX yEtus of desd Of trust dstsd November q A.
TS}s ana rssG5dsd IL ubsF. u47, q folio 40 g
Pc sob:oli6:ys q. ss % the SsSsst and bsss SiddsT
p ~ g%is 4 i3iSs Gcbb oS 81 6
Thomas Bs,lls Addition 70 QeoFgetown lnow west
Wasnington N re District Of Columbia dsscFbsd e
s:s v sas nsss sS :as q c:s sa
nsr e lot 10 G2 q s1d sddton beng DE
pe.th: = .aSht sns,ss % s1id Gsy GN sEset tvo
saS sss It, e re ssst .ox
Dumbarton street. (noW Dumhsrton svsnus) thirty
feet to point opposite the center OF von beswosn
the no1ee neseny conveyed and thaS adJQning u on
ne wess Snence south through the center q the wall
ss:ss'ss e. ~ "a :.a e 81 se e:
thenes along ~ north Mns ths bsSnuine; ths tald
ia 7aS: s & Sss b Si scf 81
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W0man's Terrible Death.
nrALKD on rIrcHFoRK-sHE YRKks HRRsKIY Br1
DIES OF HKR INJURY

PrrrsBrRG. October ga special to the Post
from OIL city, says Word has Just reached the city
OF the horrible death Of Mrs Raymond Adams
aged rrty-six, OF French Creek township While
aunting egss In the barn yesterday Mrs Adam,
bid IRON pile OF corn fodder which was stacked
mp 10 the height OF feet. Standing against rhe
fOifer Was pitchfork the handle OF which was
b'oken on. leaving Jagged end ON this the lady
was lnpaled, The broken handle penetrating her
body al least one foot. When MIS- Raymand was
found an hour later by her son she was dead bur
ID her death struggles she had pulled the pitciifork
handle from the wound and 10 was lying al her side
covered with blood Mrs. Adams leaves a family
81 nine children and husband who returned THIS
lum- @s
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A RorBscnILD -1ex1xIlsE -sTne wedding Of
NJ. Albert RdwaDd easBo0n and N10 AltCe a.
Rothschild. q The synagogue % tks Rus VIC.
i Snrs , rScri {::sssdsX Tss bsi!liant sfsir.
0plomatic corps wa largely represented. Baron
9uetave .. Rothschud gave sWAy his 0aughter.
Tns 9ridal PeSty numbstsd $50 and includsdm many
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Mr.. LAuTERBAcH MIsLAID TIE SroCKa-Edward
;. stokes, ID behalf OF the United Lines Company
purchased The plant OF the Bankers and MGR
enants Telegraph company Tor $500, 900. In q suit
Drought oy Towns nd Cox against stokes IL Is
SnA.ineu tnat the property was worth e. 00O. 900,
and that The purchase was therefore frauduieDI
soLs TIME ago some one thousand f1ve hundred
ano one SHARES OF Pacinc Mutual stock and three
nunureu ana nlnety-nve shares OF the Board OF
aIa1e Stock which are involved In the various
BANKERS and Merchants litgations, were placed in
ouse win 20 Lautefbach, TO be returned when re-
CURED When Judge Barrett decided 10 grant an
tanJoncuoh restraining the Farmers' Loan and Trust
company IRON parting with certain securities then
aoenlano was made upon Mr.. Lauterbach for the
ssocAs ABOVE mentioned Mr.. Lauterbach was un-
aois 10 comply. The securities could not be found
10 Ne~ 1ofk yesterday before Judge Barrett MI.
Lauteip acn admittd that the stocks had been
Rlaceo u his LANDS and he must have mislaid them
~ NJ regs accepted M Lauterbach's proposition
.on restraining stokes and his agents from deaInp
~ .nsss secuntes and ordered Them TO deliver me
ana Trust Company. A''A'
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sewage Destroyed by Burning IL.

It's curious that just as we in London are
spending scores OF thousands OF pounds In estab-
fishing q system Of getting rid Of our sewage by
throwing t into the sea- the Parsians are seriously
experimenting with view to destroying their
accumulation Of sewage deposits by burning It.
They seek to effect by fire what we intend 70 do
by water. Before cremation can be generally ap-
pied 10 sewage matter, however, there must be a
guarantee that the process OF burning will gener-
ate no foul doors and it Is said that recent In.
vention enables the promoters of the new system
10 give that guarantee The issue OF the expert
ments should be closely watched by the long
suffering London rate-payers, for II burning Is
practicable II ought 10 be cheaper to carry out
than the shipment OF the solid sewage to some
point well outside the More.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYy
nUNCANsoN BROS. Ancssoseera
VEN fEs sATs e 81 sFF35fEs

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s. lssS S Ss = !; :;
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@ I'd 3. e s &:
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ssssss 10 "a lt b,,s;
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for d :a E s :sa h:ss
PER s.s cent e, S ss.1 nn Psy,ss
With in:er 49, payable ssT q A. .hnually.,
this us, and s1psSsss q sis snS ssa sscSa
u one PS 81 e ar az n,sse. n
ohsrvs resale si and eass Of cs.a M ~ H Ss
1 ssS: e 40 sI
= sfsisE sasAa siEI: s :: :.s'
s''': = Az II : IS , e..
rAYs1shg s stfh II Psap
essIsE4h s sEHYt E !ssSss odaRf1, Sos
y e &. No il1s foo 81 e s.S, q land
guest Of the party secured thereby. The undsesencd
Y l5aR Sf9s &:
al 'r ss ~ ts ss' sHS
S fsst front on oh strsst go BY ne Whole asPi
,nSnss q S S.Sna lot sS S seven seas
BY two-story Frame building used = s sScrS a.
0T Tslmsss All e..h. Aa.,o..,o, s,oo-mSu,.,
at time Of sale terms Of sale are not compiied Viii
within ten 0) days from sale the Trustsss rSsSrvs
rask and cost Of the defsnltinG purchaser.
oWAsHINGToS b1SkSHowKR} rrussssa
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct oa1As.
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TNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. RIAL ESTATE ON 18TH STREET WEST Be
TWEEN NORTH AND STREETS. IN WASH

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February
20, A. d. 1873, recorded in Liber No. SS4 at I'd
folio 80 ct seq one Of the land records forl ~
the District OF OolYmb and ct the written request Of
the party secured thereby will sell at public sole in
fropi ef the premisss On THUBspAy, The TWEN:
FOUR O'CLOCK 2. m. all that certain piece parcel
Of ground situate lying and being in the city Of Wash
described numbered seventy S!31 in Allen
and Falconer's subdivision Of part Of the half
Of square numbered two hundred aud scventy-fou
(214), with the improvements thereon.
cash. and the balance thereof two equal Install
ments in six and twelve months from the day Of sale
with interest TO be secured by the notes Of the
trust on the property sold and approved policy OF
insurance. all cash. ct the option Of the purchaser
required q the time Of sale from the purchaser
shall be at hs her or their expenSe III the terms l
sale are not complied with within ten uO) days from
the day Of SALE the undersigned Trustee the
right 20 resell said property the risk and cost Of the
t6) days advertisements
FENDAII e ALEXANDER Trustee,
482 Louisiana ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer o6-dSds